Rev Cycle Unscripted

Join us live from Denver as we dive into the dynamic world of healthcare administration with Philip Boyce. Philip shares the challenges of integrating systems and the importance of mentorship and collaboration. He even flips the script and starts interviewing Ben!

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In this engaging episode, Nikki Harper and Shannon King dive into the evolving landscape of healthcare and revenue cycle management. From the challenges of automation and AI to the intricacies of leadership and team dynamics. Join us as we explore the future of healthcare, the impact of remote work, and the importance of adapting to change in a rapidly shifting industry.

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In this episode of RCU, Gary and Jon dive into the dynamic world of healthcare leadership and revenue cycle management. With insights from their own experiences, Gary and Jon share strategies for navigating the challenges of leadership, the importance of community, and the need for strategic thinking in today's fast-paced healthcare environment. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that highlights the balance between risk-taking and maintaining operational excellence.

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In this engaging episode, join us live from Denver at HFMA Day Two as we dive into a candid conversation with Candice, the Chief Commercial Officer at Acuity. Discover her journey from growing up in New York to navigating the fast-paced world of healthcare revenue cycle management. Candice shares personal stories, insights on leadership, and the importance of building strong communities. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on career growth, personal development, and the power of resilience.

In this insightful episode, we sat down with Kim Davis, Chief Revenue Officer at CU Medicine, to explore the unique structure and challenges of academic medical centers. Kim shares her experiences managing a complex network of 4,000 providers and discusses the intricacies of revenue cycle management. We delve into the importance of servant leadership and how it shapes organizational culture. Join us for a deep dive into the world of healthcare finance and leadership with one of the industry's most respected voices.

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Ben Reigle and Jon Neikirk explore the evolution of revenue cycle management in healthcare, highlighting the transition from outdated systems to modern technology like Epic dashboards, which enhance operational efficiency and visibility.

Jonathan wiik and Ben Reigle dive into the integration of AI in healthcare, focusing on the assumptions of efficiency and accuracy. They highlight the significant challenges posed by poor data quality in the healthcare sector, as well as how the current administration is effecting the healthcare industry.

In this episode, Ben engages in a lively discussion with Travis and Sean from Hyve, exploring the complexities of healthcare data utilization, the challenges of coding and payment transparency, and the evolving dynamics between payers and providers. They delve into the importance of collective data analysis, the future of healthcare negotiations, and the intricacies of navigating audits and payment delays, all while emphasizing the need for better stewardship of healthcare data.

In this episode of Rev cycle unscripted, Katerina Serdenkovskiv & Manal AlMaghafi discuss their diverse backgrounds in healthcare, the evolution of revenue cycle management, and the impact of automation and AI on the industry. They explore the challenges of data accessibility, the future of patient experience, and the generational shifts in job roles within healthcare. The conversation emphasizes the importance of adapting to change and the hard work of teams in navigating these transformations.

In this episode of Rev Cycle Unscripted, Ben Reigle and Scott Cooper discuss the evolving landscape of revenue cycle management, focusing on the integration of AI, the challenges of healthcare automation, and the complexities of patient billing. They explore the impact of hospital mergers on community connections and payment behaviors, as well as the broader implications of automation on the healthcare workforce and society as a whole.